what do you guys think about driveshaft loops????

Started by BLZNBIG, December 29, 2007, 08:29:58 PM

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BLZNBIG

i was wondering what you guys thought of driveshaft loops??? because i was wondering if they helped out alot incase of breakage??? what do u guys think ? ? ?
if it aint broke, you aint playing hard enough

Kodiak450r

i know on performance cars they are a must have. if you run a front and rear loop it'll save the underside of your vehicle in case of breakage. a spinning driveshaft will whip around wildly at any speed and cause some major wreckage. you can see for yourself if you have a universal joint for like a socket extension. put it in a drill or air gun and give it a go. it'll whip around quite violently causing damage.
"I just hate stupid people, i think they should have to wear signs that say "i'm stupid". that way you wouldn't rely on them would ya, you wouldn't ask em' anything" Bill Engvall

MILKTOST

I wish I had loops when I broke the yoke on the rear axle.







1998  Wrangler rollin on hacked up Hawgs


Squirell

I had the full size thing it just bored me!!!<br /><br />The only people you need in your life are the ones who prove they need you in theirs<br /><br />Its all fun and games till someone gets knocked up, down or out

Econo-box from Hell

Driveshaft loops are a great idea. I need to get off my butt and install some on my rig.
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Ranger Dave

i have them on the  front of  mine,   i broke  the  side of  my trany  out  from my  drive shaft   swinging around.   soon to be on back.    safty is allways  good.
God, Gun's,  Automobile's

Eroq

definately very good to had! blew up my front shaft at a bog, flung around and bent up my oil pan a little bit. it finally found itself a home between my spring hanger and the frame loll coulndt get that ==cuss outta there!


Driveshaft loops are a GREAT thing to have when they break.

look up some videos on you tube.. when they go... they go out with a bang!

mike

if your just muddin trail riding they are great. but if you ever plan on hittin the rocks they can be a hinderance as far as clearance goes. they are deffinatly a good investment if its not a rock crawler.
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millser

i hit oil pan to just to lasse to put them on but thanks for a reminder im going to do that this winter

SteveP612

I had them on the Jeep that I use to own but Im going to install them on the new truck this winter.  They are a great safety device.
1997 Jeep Cherokee and 91 YJ

bogger564

i dont have any but they sound like a good idea !!
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Hammerlane

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Laws of physics (and Murphy) can be a bytch
 

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It's all fun and games till someone gets knocked up.. down or out !
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bigdawg41

i was at the local transmision shop today. they just had a 95 bronco come with a broken front driveshaft. for some yet unknown reason the front driveshaft locked up at about 60 miles per hour and gave  the driver  a new experience driving terror. the front shaft was in at least 4 pieces that i saw. after the bronco was up on the hoist the damage was more visable. shifting cable broke , transmision case broke, transfer case broke, front output yoke broke, 5 holes in floorboard from broken driveshaft spining out of contrtol, PRICELESS!!  i  was planning on putting loops on anyway , but now i  plan on putting 2 on each axle.

Bo Duke

Quote from: bigdawg41 on January 19, 2008, 04:12:35 AM
i was at the local transmision shop today. they just had a 95 bronco come with a broken front driveshaft. for some yet unknown reason the front driveshaft locked up at about 60 miles per hour and gave  the driver  a new experience driving terror. the front shaft was in at least 4 pieces that i saw. after the bronco was up on the hoist the damage was more visable. shifting cable broke , transmision case broke, transfer case broke, front output yoke broke, 5 holes in floorboard from broken driveshaft spining out of contrtol, PRICELESS!!  i  was planning on putting loops on anyway , but now i  plan on putting 2 on each axle.

Yup im getting them...
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Squirell

you can get them out of summit or jegs for like 40 bucks
I had the full size thing it just bored me!!!<br /><br />The only people you need in your life are the ones who prove they need you in theirs<br /><br />Its all fun and games till someone gets knocked up, down or out

mudboggincrazy

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Quote from: Econo-box from Hell on December 30, 2007, 03:08:27 PM
Driveshaft loops are a great idea. I need to get off my butt and install some on my rig.
bog  it  like  you  stole it   chevvv  can take  it           
if its  2 loud then cover  your ears  damit     350?ci s10 on danas  and 44 boggers  chevvv

bigdawg41

last weekend at Thompsons I saw three trucks that could have used  em!

blasterguy911

yea they are a great idea makes it a pane in the but when you have to change the driveshaft but it will save you an oil pan
1972 bronco

homewrecker john

ive seen people make them out of 5in well pipe and drill hole in the webbin of the carrier and mount them that way....that is what im going to do very soon!

390JOE

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